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Tripping at 4-6 MA in just 0.025 Seconds!
Protect your safety without hesitation.
Innovation dual protection system
Additional backup system keeps the protect always-on
Self-Test every 5 seconds to ensure the GFCI is continuously working
SAFE AND RELIABLE
High impact resistant material - 750℃ flam resistant
Tamper Resistant - Safe to touch for children
UL Listed - Strictly tested as per or exceeds UL943 & UL498 requirements
Weather Resistant - With advances UV stabilized engineering, it provides superior corrosion, temperature, and UV resistance
IMPORTANT
Press the reset button fully to restore power to the GFCI outlet after installation.
The reset button should stay in. The LED indicator will illiminate green in color.
EASY INSTALLATION
A: One cable(2 or 3 wirres) entering the box
B: Two cables(4 or 6 wires) entering the box
WIDE APPLICATION
JZest
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024
This AIDA GFCI outlet is a solid, reliable product that gets the job done without any fuss. I’m not an expert at electrical work, but this was surprisingly easy to install. The instructions are straightforward, making it super accessible even for someone with minimal experience. Everything you need comes in the box, including a wall plate, which was a nice touch.One of the features I like is the self-test function and the LED indicator. It gives me peace of mind knowing it’s constantly checking itself for safety. It’s tamper-resistant and weather-resistant, which makes it perfect for outdoor or bathroom use. The design isn’t anything fancy, but it’s practical and blends in well with most wall setups.Overall, it’s a great value for the price. It’s well-packaged, easy to set up, and does exactly what it’s supposed to do—protect your circuits and prevent shocks. If you're looking for a dependable GFCI outlet that’s easy to install and works as expected, I’d definitely recommend this one.
FS
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2024
I look after a lot of rental properties, and, as a result, buy and replace a *lot* of GFCI receptacles.I've replaced defective ones, dated ones, updated non-GFCI fixtures, etc.This is an objectively bad choice, and potentially dangerous.For starters, the plastic body (meaning the black plastic case that is hidden inside the junction box - is thin and flimsy. If you handle a GFCI outlet made by a known electrical products supplier, you can tell that plastic is thick, strong, and carefully selected for material charactertics. This is just shiny black plastic.That's a *big* deal, and a safety hazard, for something that could be subject to mechanical force (for instance as you fold wiring into the box, heat (due to a high load or bad connection), etc.A failure here could result in not just a malfunction, but a short or even fire.The white face of the outlet is held to the body by 4 thin plastic click in tabs. So a sharp yank on a cord, or knocking into the face just during regular household use, can easily separate it from the body. That, again, would be a big hazard.Lastly - and this, to me, is just weird...Anyone who has wired an outlet or switch is famililar with the idea of attaching wires *either* using the push in connections on the back, *or* the screw connections on the side. And I know, among electricians, there's debate over preference.BUT - this outlet is *neither*. What look like terminal screws on the side *are not*. And what look like push ins on the back, *are not* either. Instead, you slide the wire into those holes, but they don't engage, like with a push in. You *then* tighten the side screw to fix the pushed in wires in place.I know that's a common way to terminate connections in *some* electrical devices, but I've never seen it in an outlet or switch before.I tried it with both 12 and 14 g wire (both are likely to be encountered in a US home), and neither gave me confidence. Whatever those screws thread into internally is flimsy, and I wouldn't trust it at all. I'm almost wondering if the attached UL sticker is genuine.Why am I giving it 2 stars, and not 1, then?Because many people dismiss 1 star reviews as being "over the top", but actually read 2 star reviews to see what warranted them.For your safety, this review should be read.
Roger Keyser
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2020
Clean, smooth design with both side and back (push in) wiring. Great price, too. Perfect!
Joan Ross
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2020
It was easy to install
Joe Morrissey
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2020
I have installed three of these now. Product is easy to install with great directions. Love the green light that lets me know it is working. Price is great as well.
Ronald Miller
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2020
Perfect replacement for our broken outlet
Hilary
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2019
Very easy to install. Works great
Lee
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2019
Easy to install. So far it is working great, no problems.Receptacle
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